Realization: Unique ownership is often thought of as a Rust-specific constraint on data, but most languages enforce that constraint for serializable objects.
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Lisp ftw again!
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so i've recently binged on hbaker's lisp papers and one notable thing i concluded is that you still have to tackle object identity and sharing in lisp. has that changed in the last 30 years?
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indeed, so IME most of them come with a little warning in the docs that says to not do that
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Java's built in serialization doesn't even require a DAG. Self-reference is acceptable, and preserves the relative identity of the items involved:https://gist.github.com/hyperpape/1b12b486098409aa1de469c85c7fcfca …
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yeah, same with OCaml
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